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Cole Haan x Rodarte's New Release Is Just As Good As The Last
The second launch of the Cole Haan x Rodarte Collection has arrived, and the newly-released range of accessories is just as good as the capsule that proceeds it. The brand continues to blend high-fashion elements with comfortable design — once again proving that the two can live together in harmony. Lucky for you, these fashion-forward, functional pieces landed just in time for holiday party and gift-giving season.
This collection combines Rodarte's dreamy design aesthetic with Cole Haan's innovative technology and construction to create a fresh group of standout styles. For this go-round, Laura and Kate Mulleavy, the sisters behind Rodarte, brought their high-fashion touch to several of Cole Haan's signature 'Grand Ambition' silhouettes, including booties, lace-up sneakers, bucket bags, and circle bags.
While the first collection from the partnership brought stud-adorned silhouettes in vibrant red and pink as well as graphic black and white, this new range feels more light and femme. The lux leather styles in this lineup are offered in hues of light rose, soft gold, and optic white, and feature a romantic heart design.
However, in this lineup you'll find two easy-to-wear shoe silhouettes: a lace-up sneaker and a block-heel bootie. Ranging from $190 to $240, both footwear styles will provide you with a cushioned footbed as well as a supportive fit. So, no matter which pair you opt for, you'll gain a stylish shoe that'll be comfortable to wear all day long.
As for the bags? There are three styles to choose from, starting with a versatile circle bag that you can easily wear over your shoulder or as a cross-body. Next up is the bow-adorned bucket bag, which cinches at the top and has a top-handle as well as an adjustable strap. However, if you're looking for a shape that's more spacious, set your sights on the larger iteration of the bucket bag silhouette.
Continue on to see and shop pieces from this collection below, and head over to ColeHaan.com to view the rest.
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